Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Wang Shi will step down as Chairman of China Vanke, the residential real estate company he formed in 1984 and built into the mainland’s largest developer by value, according to an announcement today by the celebrity entrepreneur.
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At the top of today’s headlines, one of China’s biggest buyers of overseas assets is joining what seems like a parade of mainlanders taking a swipe at fugitive tycoon Guo Wengui in New York’s courts. Also in the news, China’s… Read More>>
Cash-strapped Chinese tech giant LeEco is said to be telling creditors that it is close to scoring a major windfall on the sale of a Beijing mall to China Vanke as entrepreneur Jia Yueting scrambles for cash.
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A rare attempt at a hostile takeover targetting China Vanke has ended with China Evergrande Group selling off a hard-bought 14 percent stake in the developer to a Shenzhen government company at a RMB 7.07 billion ($1.04 billion) loss, according… Read More>>
At the top of today’s headlines, a Hong Kong academic finds that a lack of happy families could be adding to the city’s rocketing home prices. Also in the news, China Everbright plans a new US dollar denominated China real… Read More>>
Leading the news today, a group of Shanghai investors used the city’s free trade zone to help shift their property buying from eastern China to New South Wales last week. Meanwhile, down in Singapore, the condo market may not be… Read More>>
China Vanke is adapting to the central government’s plan to boost the supply of rental housing, after the country’s second largest developer confirmed that it will develop an 83,550 square metre Beijing residential project it purchased last December as a… Read More>>
China’s government has made controlling its frothy real estate market a top priority in 2017, and authorities in Xi’an have taken this war on homebuying to a new level by shutting down sales of 12 projects belonging to the country’s… Read More>>
China’s richest man is known for his close relationships with the families of some top officials, but it seems that even those high level contacts may be no match for the country’s capital controls, according to a story leading today’s… Read More>>
If you wondered how China’s most acquisitive conglomerate plans to pay for the HK$27 billion in sites it just purchased in Kai Tak, then the mystery was solved today when HNA announced an upcoming rights issue that should cover part… Read More>>
